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A federal court just gave Oregon Title IX athletes a major win — and the case is only getting started
A federal court just gave Oregon Title IX athletes a major win — and the case is only getting started
A federal court just gave Oregon Title IX athletes a major win — and the case is only getting started

Published on: 08/25/2026

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Former Oregon beach volleyball players and members of the club rowing team can proceed with their appeal for class certification in their lawsuit against the university.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals granted the players’ petition for appeal on Monday, paving the way for the next phase of the appeals process. Dates for a briefing schedule and eventual oral arguments are yet to be set.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/2026/08/ninth-circuit-allows-oregon-beach-volleyball-rowing-lawsuit-to-proceed.html

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Update: August 25, 2026 The City is continuing to repair a leak in one of our large water lines, which has been shut down. We are relying on water within our reservoirs to supply the City’s water demand while the repair is being made. We ask that all residents and businesses reduce all non-essential water use through Thursday, August 27th. Please note: It is possible that you may notice slight discoloration or odor in water coming out of the tap. However, the water is safe to drink. https://tualatinoregon.gov/temporary-water-notice/ The best way to reduce water use is to temporarily stop all outdoor water use and reduce indoor water use as much as possible: • Do not water lawns and gardens. If you have plants that will not survive a brief period without water, use water sparingly and only in the evening or early morning when evaporation is at its lowest. • Do not wash or wet down sidewalks, walkways, driveways, parking lots, open ground, or other hard surface areas. • Do not wash trucks, cars, trailers, or other vehicles except at commercial establishments which recycle or reuse the water in their washing processes. • Do not pressure wash. • Do not use water to fill any indoor or outdoor swimming pools or hot tubs. • Do not fill or clean decorative water features. • Take shorter showers. Cutting five minutes off your shower will save 12 gallons of water. • Run clothes and dishwashers with full loads or postpone washing until water supplies return to normal. • Turn off water when brushing teeth, shaving, or shampooing. Running a faucet can use two gallons per minute.
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